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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1891

Page

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Campbell Winner Leads Ohio Democrats Against McKinley

In Cleveland the Ohio Democratic convention praised Governor Campbell and nominated Lawrence T. Neal for governor after a heated, chaotic session. The platform endorsed tariff reform, secret ballots, and anti tariff protections while denouncing Republican excesses and favoring coinage of both gold and silver.

OueveLand Ohio Democrats Cleveland Socf John Norton T. W. Campbell Thia Major McKinley Foraker Democratic Party Republican Party Democracy Grover Cleveland United States England Thurman South America Canada Europe Onio James Campbell Sixty-Ninth General Assembly Congress National Treasury House of Republicans Reed Campbell Frank Gordon Cincinnati Judge Gorman Colorado Nevada Finley Foltette Lawrence T. Neal Hamilton County Spplausa Doige Vergil P. Kiive Gvu Misheel Ryan Usmobel Ryan

Pope Leo XIII Stricken by Serious Illness in Rome

July 18 Rome reports Pope Leo XIII has fallen seriously ill with undisclosed illness. Aided by Dr Caccarelli, the pope’s condition remains unresolved as officials and Vatican watchers await official bulletins. Past incidents, including a powder magazine explosion shock, are recalled as concerns for his nervous system persist.

Vatican Oscoarelli United Press Caccarelli Holy Father Leo XIII Pezzo Pantaleo Rome

Senator Carlisle Comments on Kentucky Constitution

The Statesman reports on John G. Carlisle discussing Kentucky's new constitution. He predicts adoption may win despite opposition, calls it voluminous and retrograde, notes praise for some provisions, and denies bribery rumors linked to Frankfort lottery interests.

Kentucky John G. Carlisleesterday Frankfort

Grandmother's Crime: Polly Newberry Charged in Triple Murder

Josuva Texas July 16 Mrs Polly Newberry arrested charged with murdering her three grandchildren Monday night. Investigation shows marks on her throat likely from a pin not a knife. Clothing saturated with blood and the three children buried in a single box yesterday afternoon.

Josuva Texas Polly Newberry

Democrats May Cleveland Will Be the Man

The Missouri Democratic committee elected J. H. Finks of Salisbury as treasurer. Members discussed next year’s prospects and generally favored Cleveland as the strongest presidential candidate, contingent on a Republican win in Ohio and Iowa this fall.

McKinley United States Thurman Czmptell Committee On Permanent Organization Frank Le’Blond Mercer County Leo Blond Thomas Jefferson Str. Louis State Democratic Committee J. H. Finks Salisbury Cleveland Ohio Iowa

Five Youths Die After Donegal Pleasure Boat Capsize

Five of six youths aboard a pleasure boat capsized off Donegal yesterday and drowned. The incident occurred on July 20 as the vessel overturned in the sea, leaving the survivors in distress and authorities investigating the tragedy.

Dusumn Donegal

Alliance Conflict Inside Ocala Meeting Reveals Polk Fight

A Kansas City Times report details a rift within the Farmers Alliance as Dr. Macure and Congressman Till ingstone returned from Ocala bitter toward President Polk. A thirty two member committee, split among Polk supporters and Maclean and Livingstone allies, held hours of debate before offering a compromise exonerating Polk while criticizing Maclean and Livingstone for indiscretion.

Chicago Kansas City Kansas Farmers’ Alliance Ocala Pat Carhoun Richmond Terminal Company United States Senate Polk Alliance Livingstone MasCane MacOane

World Harvest Prospects Show Uneven Global Crop News

The Times summarizes worldwide harvest prospects noting a grave deficit in Russia and famine risk in parts of India, drought in Bengal, with Bombay promising a good yield. America and England face abundant harvests though India and Russia lean short, and English crops look strong despite late harvests and high prices.

London the Times Russia India Maduras Tajpatana Panjab Bengal Bombay Essex Norfolk Suffolk

Briceville miners march as Tennessee militia mobilizes

Briceville miners move toward the mines with reports that Governor Harris has ordered out the state militia. A clash near Osceola and troop mobilization in Indiana accompany a broad encampment in Grananda with Indiana’s 2200 soldiers under Gen Pope.

Indiana Legion Tue Srentinen

Pennington's Airship Company Collapses in Iowa

The Burlington Airship Company, formed to build the Pennington airship with ten million dollars in capital, was dissolved. Investors found stock sales lagging amid reports from Chicago and St Louis papers, and cash shortages forced abandonment. Pennington plans to finish the airship in St Louis and make its first flight. James Frame and J W Murphy left for St Louis to oversee completion and witness the inaugural flight.

Burliigton Iowa Burlington Airship Company Pennington Bing Chicago St. Louis

Editorial Defends Hill Against 1888 Double Dealing Charge

Henry Watterson of the Courier Journal writes anew in Lovievinne Kentucky defending Governor Hill from alleged double dealing in the 1888 campaign. He denies the charge and asserts Hill is not a feasible Democratic nominee in 1892.

Henry Watterson The Vourlier-Journal Lovievinne Oourier-Journal Governor Hill Hill Hull

Stabbing at Fairview Leaves One Dead

Wake Haven Pa July 21 William Heislop likely fatally stabbed last Saturday night at Fairview near Wilkesbarre mountain by George Alliebough. Both men contended for the same woman and the assailant fled after the act in the girl’s presence.

Wake Haven Heislop Fairview Wilkesbarre Mountain George Alliebough Alliebough

Remarkable relief for child with diarrhoea report

The statement from J. E Hare of Trenton Texas notes his two months of illness in his boy ended after using Checatherium's Colie Cholera and Diarrhas Remedy. He claims immediate relief and recommends the medicine to others with diarrhoea or related ailments. For sale by druggists.

J. E Hare Trenton Texas

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